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• Once your regexp pattern is honed, you increase the search domain.
• Perhaps Java can execute this Perlish regexp as well?
• Search 2 exemplifies the easiest filter to apply to accompany any regexp search.
• Once your regexp pattern is honed, you add a search domain, by setting.
• *Just FYI : There is a regexp for email addresses at the WHATWG HTML5 specification.
• I've also tried by using the REGEXP operator but I didn't get any results.
• If the bot does not detect the normal RfA format ( using regexp ), it will skip that page.
• I'm not primarily addressing that, ( although I believe most regexp searches can always be improved ).
• But even so, in almost all " real " examples of regexp's the combinatorial explosion will kill you.
• I think the executive summary is : no, unless you're doing thousands of comparisons against the same regexp.
• Some RegExp help related to multi-lining and AWB is needed talk ) 12 : 51, 9 January 2011 ( UTC)
• If you use the " unnamed " one, you can give regexp patterns that start or end with a space.
• The chip contains a security and encryption module, capable of packet parsing and classification, and acceleration of encryption and regexp pattern matching.
• This site has a regexp you can use for this effect .-talk ) 19 : 33, 22 March 2012 ( UTC)
• The for form binds path to each path in the sequence, and regexp-match ? tests these paths against the given regexp pattern.
• The for form binds path to each path in the sequence, and regexp-match ? tests these paths against the given regexp pattern.
• Doing a regexp search on aspell's dictionary yields, inter alia : talk ) 09 : 40, 6 July 2015 ( UTC)
• So this tool you imagine wouldn't be able to operate on " normal " regexp's-only within this rather carefully restricted subset.
• JavaScript has several kinds of built-in objects, namely Array, Boolean, Date, Function, Math, Number, Object, RegExp and String.
• In search 5 notice the need for the double quotes around the search pattern : insource : / " " slash delimited regexp " " /.